Designing Sustainable Urban Futures
Concepts and Practices from Different Countries
KIT Scientific PublishingÉditeur : KIT Scientific Publishing
Lieu d’édition : Karlsruhe
Publication sur OpenEdition Books : 13 septembre 2019
Collection : KIT Scientific Publishing
Année d’édition : 2016
Nombre de pages : V-156
Présentation
Many 21st century cities have the potential to be sustainable and resource-saving living spaces when multifunctional structures, well-integrated transportation infrastructure, and democratic governance processes are present. Sustainable urban futures require a focus on the needs of humans and environmental best practices, as well as on the creative scope for community-driven sustainability innovations. This book is based on contributions from science and practice to the international symposium on “Sustainable Urban Development at Different Scales” organized by the Institute for Technology Assessment and Systems Analysis at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Karlsruhe, Germany, in May 2014. The symposium used the global urbanization and reurbanization trend as an opportunity to examine cities as sustainable living spaces. This book identifi es concepts, analytic approaches, and practical applications for the design of sustainable urban futures among multiple disciplines and cultural backgrounds.
Sommaire
Marius Albiez, Gerhard Banse, Kenyon C. Lindeman et al.
Introduction1. Framework
Kerstin Gothe
Current Challenges of Sustainable Urban DevelopmentThomas Lützkendorf et Maria Balouktsi
Sustainability Assessment Systems for New and Existing Neighbourhoods2. Research and Development Processes
Oliver Parodi, Marius Albiez, Sarah Meyer-Soylu et al.
“District Future – Urban Lab”A Real Urban Transition Lab
Albert Geiger
Local Citizen Participation in the European ContextAppakuttan Damodaran et Tanushree Haldar
Peri-Urban Villages of Bangalore, IndiaReclaiming the Commons to Cope with Climate Stress and Unsustainable Resource Utilization Systems
3. Opportunities and Challenges for Sustainable Cities
4. Sustainable Universities
Ingrid Hemmer et Péter Bagoly-Simó
Making the Campus SustainableThe Example of the Catholic University of Eichstaett-Ingolstadt
Kenyon C. Lindeman
Applied Sustainability Education with a Systems Science Emphasis at a STEM University
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